With more than 25 years working as a full-time artist, Jeff Myers’ authenticity is both provocative and pioneering, showing that an artist can be multidisciplinary by interlacing new and old media and still retain one’s original voice.
The Crocker Art Museum’s “Wayne Thiebaud 100: Paintings, Prints, and Drawings,” a retrospective of Thiebaud’s achievements—coinciding with his 100th birthday— returns to the Crocker through Aug. 7.
Samantha Buller is a Northern California artist who paints full time in her home studio, teaching workshops whenever possible.
Robert Regis Dvořák lives in South Land Park and has been making drawing and painting fun and easy to learn in his workshops for the past 35 years.
Danielle Domurat is an illustrator living in Curtis Park who paints part time. She’s taught numerous art and illustration classes at local universities and community colleges.
Timothy Mulligan’s paintings are passionate experiments of color, light and form. By combining linear compositions with bold colors and expressive paint styles, he blends reality with abstraction, finding inspiration from locations throughout California.
